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Howdy,

I'd like to know is there is a formula to counting the number of Employees I
have. Each cell though, has a formula in it, to display the name of the
Employee.

Basicly, it needs to count the number of names listed, and not the formulas
in the cells.

I have been using =COUNTIF(R5:X5,"0") to count the number of days an
employee works, but not sure hot to configure it to count the names, if even
possible.
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Try this (using proper range for your list of names, I've assumed in column B)
=COUNTIF(B1:B99,"=A")


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Howdy,

I'd like to know is there is a formula to counting the number of Employees I
have. Each cell though, has a formula in it, to display the name of the
Employee.

Basicly, it needs to count the number of names listed, and not the formulas
in the cells.

I have been using =COUNTIF(R5:X5,"0") to count the number of days an
employee works, but not sure hot to configure it to count the names, if even
possible.

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